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Re: sctts post# 63689

Wednesday, 09/26/2012 3:32:59 AM

Wednesday, September 26, 2012 3:32:59 AM

Post# of 97615
Here is a great idea:

1. The MSE acquisition is not going to close

2. The results of the hoax hot run cement plant test run will not be announced.

3. There will be no cement contracts.

so....

Lets talk about the possibilities of China and India for GTGP


(note: check my past posted messages - this is exactly what I said people would be discussing once they figured that they got shut out with #'s 1-3 above)


sctts Wednesday, September 26, 2012 2:22:05 AM
Re: narnia1000 post# 63639 Post # of 63692

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BEIJING Meeting

GTGP presented Authenticated IFS2c results.

GTGP conducted meetings with companies, and contacts in the cement industry.

The market for GTGP in Asia is substantial (more like staggering).

The results of the meetings were so successful that GTGP will be
opening representative offices in Beijing, and Singapore.

The "five-year plans" of People's Republic of China are a series of social and economic development initiatives conducted by the Central Committee and national congresses over here. They play a leading role in establishing the foundations of Chinese mapping strategies for economic development, setting growth targets, and launching reforms. Planning is a key characteristic of our centralized economies, and one plan established for the entire country normally contains detailed economic development guidelines for all its regions. Are you beginning to see how big this could be over here? China is currently in their twelfth five-year plan. This twelfth plan runs from 2011-2015. A large part of this current five-year plan is for a policy to be carried out which will focus on our air pollution as well as for mercury reduction for our cement, and power plant industries. People, if China signs on to GTGP's MBS/IFS2c technology, you may not need too many shares to become wealthy imo.

If the Chinese companies, and contacts were not receptive to what was presented by GTGP, then Jim would not have immediately started planning to have representative offices in Beijing, and Singapore.
Think about that for a minute.

When this stock is over $2.00 a share, many will be asking themselves why they did not buy all of this potential when it was at the bottom. All I can do is show you the potential. I cannot make you take any action. In my opinion, you will never find another company like GTGP, with a CEO like Jim Fallacaro, that has as much going for it as this one does. Are you positioned for this?
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HOLD THOSE SHARES TIGHT
And start learning Mandarin, GTGP will need help in China